Eduard Bloch dixit:
>First news regarding encfs: I had a look on it... and couldn't figure
>out what's wrong with autoconf. I might dig further but it's waste of
>time because upstream has already switched to Cmake in his master git
>branch. I tried this quickly and it compiles just fine on m68k.
Hallo,
* Thorsten Glaser [Thu, Jul 23 2015, 11:38:41AM]:
First news regarding encfs: I had a look on it... and couldn't figure
out what's wrong with autoconf. I might dig further but it's waste of
time because upstream has already switched to Cmake in his master git
branch. I tried this quickly an
Eduard Bloch dixit:
>That's what an internet search gets you looking for "m68k emulator".
Mh sure. There’s more than one though, and for Linux, you need an MMU.
>Anyhow, I tried aranym with your image and instructions from
>https://wiki.debian.org/Aranym/Quick#preview and had mixed feelings. See
On 07/22/2015 09:20 AM, Eduard Bloch wrote:
>> m68k isn't experimental, it was Debian's *first* official port and it's
>> still important since it helps catch regressions in the code regarding
>> portability.
>
> Yes, yes, and 386 was the first Intel CPU and we don't support it
> either, and peopl
Hallo,
* Thorsten Glaser [Wed, Jul 22 2015, 10:44:34AM]:
> Eduard Bloch dixit:
>
> >Could you guys provide people with a PC-VM of some kind? I see those
> >references, https://wiki.debian.org/BasiliskII but no prebuilt image
>
> Basilisk Ⅱ is for MacOS (classic) without MMU.
>
> For Linux you’d
Eduard Bloch dixit:
>Could you guys provide people with a PC-VM of some kind? I see those
>references, https://wiki.debian.org/BasiliskII but no prebuilt image
Basilisk Ⅱ is for MacOS (classic) without MMU.
For Linux you’d want ARAnyM (Atari emulator), which has lots of Debian
Wiki pages, includ
Hallo,
* John Paul Adrian Glaubitz [Fri, Jul 17 2015, 09:58:19PM]:
> On 07/17/2015 09:53 PM, Eduard Bloch wrote:
> > Please don't get me wrong, I don't contemn the development of
> > experimental architectures. But from my POV:
> > it was working with older boost versions and it works with newer on
Andreas Schwab dixit:
>What's the issue? boost 1.58.0 works fine here.
boost1.54 is in Not-For-Us for 600 days due to #719484
and Debian doesn’t have anything newer than that.
bye,
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Thorsten Glaser writes:
> @other m68k porters: time to prod the boost people again, maybe?
What's the issue? boost 1.58.0 works fine here.
Andreas.
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Eduard Bloch dixit:
>Do you really expect me to hunt ghost bugs and identify the exact range
>of boost versions that did have problems (espcially those which
No, but I do expect you to add a versioned B-D on at least the
major version your configure script requires.
>Seriously? Or maybe you try
On 07/17/2015 09:53 PM, Eduard Bloch wrote:
> Please don't get me wrong, I don't contemn the development of
> experimental architectures. But from my POV:
> it was working with older boost versions and it works with newer ones.
m68k isn't experimental, it was Debian's *first* official port and it'
Hallo,
* Thorsten Glaser [Fri, Jul 17 2015, 06:14:43PM]:
> (fixed the Reply-To)
Was there anything to fix?
> >First, it'd be nice to send a link to your fellow maintainers so they
> >don't have to dig around.
>
> Ah well, that’s linked from the PTS, and the reply answer to the
> buildd should be
(fixed the Reply-To)
Eduard Bloch dixit:
>First, it'd be nice to send a link to your fellow maintainers so they
>don't have to dig around.
Ah well, that’s linked from the PTS, and the reply answer to the
buildd should be short.
>Second, I see libboost-serialization-dev in
>http://buildd.debian-
Hallo,
* Thorsten Glaser [Fri, Jul 17 2015, 01:30:49PM]:
> fail
>
> missing B-D on Boost::Serialization library
First, it'd be nice to send a link to your fellow maintainers so they
don't have to dig around.
Second, I see libboost-serialization-dev in
http://buildd.debian-ports.org/status/fetch.
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